The Casa Aurora program is a Custody to Community Transitional Reentry Program (CCTRP) in a stand-alone facility that provides housing, sustenance, and gender-responsive programming to participants who have a minimum of 45 days and a maximum of 2 years remaining on their sentence. MHS’ Casa Aurora program participants include adult females who have been approved for participation in the Enhanced Alternative Custody Program (EACP). MHS provides treatment and programming that will address criminogenic factors associated with the woman’s sentencing, including substance abuse treatment services; however, other criminogenic factors are addressed since substance abuse is not a requirement for admittance into the program. MHS Casa Aurora provides the treatment programming for all participants while they remain under the legal custody of CDCR.

Program Services

Substance abuse
Co-occurring disorders
Physical, dental, and mental health
Trauma Treatment
Social service issues related to the woman and her family
Immediate and long-term treatment goals
Most appropriate treatment methods and resources to be used
Aftercare plans and program orientation
Coordinated case management
Substance abuse treatment and education
Cognitive skills development
Relapse prevention education
Domestic violence services
Life skills development
Parenting skills training
Family-focused services
Vocational, employment, and readiness services
Recreation activities
Wellness and exercise
Discharge planning

Eligibility Requirements

CDCR reserves the right to modify the EACP Participant eligibility screening criteria on an as-needed basis without amending the agreement. Modifications become effective upon written notification from CDCR. The screening criteria will not be expanded to include those EACP Participants who, based on CDCR’s criteria, demonstrate a need for ongoing-celled housing.

Referrals

CDCR has the right to refer eligible female EACP Participants to the CCTRP for services.

More Information

To find our more information about Casa Aurora, please call (661) 447-4666.

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